REPORTER 015
BAUX reveal future vision of architecture, interior design and wellbeing
Sustainable acoustics experts BAUX showcased an exhibition dedicated to exploring the future of architecture, interior design, and wellbeing during Stockholm Furniture Fair Week. Eight students were invited by BAUX, to explore how buildings of tomorrow can nurture people’s productivity, wellbeing and creativity. The concepts were presented through scale models and renders at the fair, in a dedicated-designed space by BAUX co-founders.
baux.com
Amtico introduces new RIBA-approved CPD seminar
Amtico has introduced a new RIBA-approved CPD seminar and webinar aimed at increasing awareness of Light Reflectance Value (LRV) and the role it plays when specifying LVT flooring in commercial applications. The module has been created to provide a comprehensive overview of LRV, its link with LVT flooring and how it affects mood, wellbeing and emotions. The seminar will also aid the understanding of regulatory contexts and the technical side of LRV, as well as provide real-life case studies of LRV and LVT within specific sectors, including workplace, education and dementia in healthcare.
amtico.com/cpd
KI reports record growth for 2022
KI has announced record sales and profits in the UK and wider EMEA with significant investments made in new products, people, and sustainability initiatives. Despite the global economic challenges, UK sales for 2022 alone totalled over £23m. The comapany says it has been winning significant workplace projects for a variety of social media, banking, tech, law, investment management, and professional service firms across the UK, as well as substantial growth in the schools and education sectors.
kieurope.com
Duravit posts record revenues for 2022 Duravit’s previous record revenues of €608 million in 2021 have been exceeded by just under €100 million in 2022.
Commenting on the
provisional announcement, CEO Stephan Tahy said: ‘Once again we have come a little closer to our growth target of €1 billion in sales by 2025, despite challenging conditions in some regions. The current figures confirm that we are on the right track and gives us confidence.’
duravit.co.uk
Squire & Partners completes sensitive refurbishment and extension for BentallGreenOak
A former members’ club has been transformed into 100,000 sq ft of prime multi-tenant workspace, with 10,000 sq ft of state-of-the-art amenities, wellness facilities and a rooftop terrace. The design, as delivered by Squire & Partners, sees a Grade II listed Victorian structure on St James’ Street and a rear building added to the west of the site as part of a redevelopment to provide contemporary workspace accommodation for a single tenant – originally undertaken by the practice in 2001. Twenty years after this initial intervention, BentallGreenOak approached Squire & Partners with the
brief to reimagine and transform the building. Tim Gledstone, partner, Squire & Partners, commented: ‘Our design celebrates these unique features and works with the existing assets in order to maximise the building’s character and charm. Contemporary elements that complement this unique setting have been introduced to create a modern clubhouse atmosphere, reminiscent of the building’s original use as a members’ club.’ The resulting space has received a BREEAM rating of ‘Excellent’.
squireandpartners.com
Paola Leon Design & MATT Architecture complete new headquarters for Soho Estates Paola Leon Design has
completed the interior design of Soho Estates’ new prestigious headquarters, located on the top floor of new-build Ilona Rose House, designed by MATT Architecture. The 7,500 sq ft space is the company’s first purpose-built and designed ofice, reflecting its family-owned and run values. The design brief for the
project was to create a dynamic and flexible workspace that encouraged movement and interaction while projecting the family brand and capturing the spirit of Soho.
paolaleondesign.com /
mattarchitecture.com
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